​This Week In School…
Year 3 – have been working extra hard as it has been assessment week and have gotten to show all they have learned in Year 3.
Year 4 – have been working on writing informal letters in the role of the characters from the text Mouse, Bird, Snake and Wolf. In Maths, they have been learning about how to write amounts of money in decimal notation, converting from pence to pound and vice versa. 
Year 5 – have finished their alternative endings to their story and included most of the features of writing in English. In Maths, They have been looking at volume and capacity. They have been doing research on mountains types and have found some interesting facts about them.
Year 6 – have had a busy week continuing with rehearsals for their end of year production, preparing scenery and producing ticket and programme designs, as well as starting to sort costumes for the production.  They also worked hard at the end of last week, helping to run the Summer Fair!

As of September, there will be changes to the prices of Earlybirds and Bluebells. 
Please see the list of prices below.

​Congratulations to Browne class, who performed such a wonderful class assembly this week based on their Class Author, Anthony Browne.
They discussed a variety of books and even Anthony Browne’s obsession with gorillas! They shared their Power of Reading texts and performed two amazing songs, there really are a class of such great performers. Their success even managed to bag the whole class a Brainiac Award this week!

We are thrilled to announce the release of the tickets for this year's Year 6 production, Cinderella Rockerfella that will take place on Tuesday 10th July from 1.30pm and Wednesday 11th July from 6pm.
We have decided to offer three tickets to each performance for the Year 6s and one ticket to each performance to the Year 5s this year due to the capacity of our hall. This policy will be the same next year. Tickets cost £2 each.

We had such a sporty week last week, the whole school got to take part in Interhouse Athletics on Thursday.
The pupils got to take part in 2 of 3 different events, Sprinting, long jump and vortex throwing.

Last week, IVJS held their annual sports day! In the morning children competed in their houses by doing activities on the playground. The activities ranged from football, bean bag throw and basketball shootout. Well done to all the Year 5 Sports Leaders who ensured the events ran smoothly and to Harley and Jake who were incredible goalkeepers!
In the afternoon, IVJS competed in their houses in many different races in front of lots of parents! All IVJS pupils competed incredibly well showing sportsmanship and determination throughout the afternoon. Well done to the overall winners Shepperton!

Following our successful assessment, The Iver Village Junior School has been awarded the green flag for another 2 years! This is what the assessor had to say about our school...

"This is an exemplary Eco-School, going the extra mile to embed projects and ideas across the whole school community, so that everyone benefits from the empowerment, sense of achievement and pride all their work brings. Well done to everyone and keep up the good work."
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Well done to everyone for looking after our environment by recycling reusing and reducing waste! It has been a great whole school effort!

This Week In School…
Year 3 – have been consolidating their learning and revising multiplication and division in Maths. In English, they have been completing their non-chronological reports on Tobago.
Year 4 – have begun planning and writing an informal letter in the role of one of the characters from the text they are reading. In Maths, the children have been learning about decimals including how to round and order decimals.
Year 5 – have been trying an alternative ending to their story based on 'The Princess' Blankets' in English. In Maths, they have been using their reasoning skills to solve perimeter and word problems. In Geography, they have been looking at the features of a mountain.
Year 6 – have been working hard in rehearsals for their end of year production and it is gradually taking shape.  They have also been very creative and have produced some lovely painted plant pots, into which they then each potted a plant ready for selling at the Summer Fair.  The children have also had a fun sports day and inter-house athletics challenges.

On Wednesday, IVJS held their annual sports day! In the morning children competed in their houses by doing activities on the playground. The activities ranged from football, bean bag throw and basketball shootout. Well done to all the Year 5 Sports Leaders who ensured the events ran smoothly and to Harley and Jake who were incredible goalkeepers!
In the afternoon, IVJS competed in their houses in many different races in front of lots of parents! All IVJS pupils competed incredibly well showing sportsmanship and determination throughout the afternoon. Well done to the overall winners Shepperton!